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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-08
SOCIETY.

Cards were issued yesterday for the reception
of Miss Florence Miller, on next Wednesday.
A pleasant progressive euchre party was given
last night by Mrs. James Mckee in honor OF her
guests, Mrs Owens and Miss White, of Ken
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-19

Die
RDS&entIidbs Trsie Rrefe
eri&eiut
ieben Donnerfoe
uub icifet
$3.50 bas Sabr ooer 1926 tar .
Wcnate In Tcrousbejahlana
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-19

Gin Mtanm, Der iib felt ben leBten
40 sSabren Der mebicinii6en praris ges
wibmet, ipirb getpib SaI3 BON 3uder
su unteri6eiben iuifen. gr iagt:
rSolebo, g., 0.Wdr3 1887.
Serren s. s. Gbenep 6 @o.-Meine
Serreu! Sd prattisire felt 40 Sahren
Wlebicin unb muB sugeiieben, baB i'd
unter alem grfabruugen nit iogenanu'
tenp patentsp prdparaten feline beheren ge.
maft babe, als nit benz bon Sbnen
angefertigten Saa'f6en Gatarrbmittel.
6abe es oft beri6rieben uuo ifets feline
tpunberpolle Wirtung bemertt, ipie ih
mid au9 ni6t zines einaigen Sails e,s
innere, mo- bieies Mittel nift ben ges
plnI6ten grfolg gebabt bdtte, borauss
aeIebt, baB es in ber nerorbneten Deiie
anaemanbt morben mar.
Shr aufri@tiaer
8. 8. 8orIu1, M. o.,
Office 215, Summit Str. =
.gBir besablen 800 fir ie6en Gau,
in tuel9em Salls gatarrb Cure, ber
ipeaiellen @ebrau9sanpeifung mad iils
nerli6 genommen, ni6t bic geipiini9te
'6eilung bringt.
s. s. gbenep & Co., @igentbiimer,
Soleop, Sbio.
~ gu baben in allen apotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-19

= Wie bonn IA. aprii aus 2onsbietu
mitgetbeilt tpiro, finb bon Seiten ber
0erpaItung Der 8alnefOn, Sa5ine unb
81. Souls Habn ole notbigen 8orfebs
rungen getrofen, I'm bic Weiterfiibs
rung tieier 8abn bon ibrem iebigen
gnopuntte auf Der n6rbli6en Gren3lis
ME Don panola 60. iii6Ii6 mad benz
@oF su iofort in Angriff su nehmen;
iie mar Biz babin cine 66malipursBa
ioll iebt aber cine regelmdbige Spur'
tueite bon 4 ffgS s 2oq befommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-19
aar enpinsind,t auaefeher,.

Mir ipifeu, baB 8eute Sabrelang bets
sebens auf 69minbiu@t bebanbelt
tpurben. Wennslei9 iie 6uffen batten
unb S@mer3en in ber 9uugs ipiirteu.
niebergeidlagen waren uno f9pa9,
nobel biele anbere Spmptone iener
4ranfbeit auftraten, mar bod fein
2ungenleiben bic llria@e. Die 6pmps
tome finb lauter peinIide Solgen elmer
ifarren unb ertranften 9eber. Wir
f0nnten nit 3eusnineH berer bien.
tpel9e bur9 ben @ebrau6 bon 8 ms
mons 2iner Regulator baus
ern6 geifdrf iuorben fnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-19

obnebin ni6t f6per su beiiesenoe. aber
sic glaubem, niein Srdulein, neil Der
Sniiinft Sbres @euies bieie elne Srags
beantuortet bat, bas ganae nnabiebba'
re @ebiet Der 6oridung beberri9en all
f6nnen2 Saben sic cine slbnuns bon
Der @r6Be beieH, mas sic ii9 porse'
nommen?
Sd bente, i1 lerne senug, Inn gu tpil'
fen, mas i1 nod lernen muB!
Sdui1en sic fid3 nift iiber Sbren
3wed. sic tpollen nur lernen, un 3u
lebren = ni6t au lebren ipie ieber
S1ulmeiiter, b. b. na9ipre@en, mas
mon sSbnen boriast; sic mollen out
@runb Der iiberlieferten Wabrbeiten
oartbun, nit anoeren Worten: sic
,polIen prpbueKen!
unb Gie fpre9en mir biersu bic Sd
bigfeit abs
(Gortietuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-19
0erluft an s5rperfleiid, uns Gtarfe,

BEL gerinsem glppetit unb Dielei6t et'
mas 6uffen am Morsen, ober tpenn
man ii9 Mbenbs binlegt, iOllte bel 3eis
ten beadtet perben. Shminofti1tige
fennen ibren tpirtli9en 3uitanb ni9t.
Die meiiten 6dle beginner nit Seberz
erfranfung, aus peldber Yeroauungss
idud6e uno llnbolltommenbeit bes
Stohwe9iels entiieben; baber Die Ibs
magerung ober Mb3ebruna bes Gleif9es.
81 lit cine Nrt Sfrofel.9ranfbeit. beils
bar our9 ben 8ebrau6 jener md6tigs
fen aller blutrejnigenben, anti=bili0ien
unb frdftigen6eh Arsneien. Die man als
DR.. pieree's ,,Golden Medical Disco
very" (golbene mebi3iuiide gntbes
dung) fennt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-19
Eages 8 Neni8feiten.

- 9as 8ebdube Der gietp Dorfer
Staaisseitung ,purbe i'm 2aufe ber leBs
ten 3eif tpisberboIt BON Geuersbriiuifen
beimgeiu6t, bic iebo6 Der groBenWa9@
famteit unb Der suten Nuffidt tpegen
jiets i'm Seine erftidt ipurben. Wfan
begt ben 8erbaft, baB Die Mnar6iiten
Bic 6anb babel I'M Spiele baben [21
ba bic @taats3eituns bon bieien mebr
gebabt miro, als irgenb elm anoeres
Blatt. = Sas Iebte MaI brad am IL.
april in ienem 8ebdu3e Setter aus.
uno uurbe erit geIoiGt, na6bem es eis
men S9aben i'm Betrage bon minoeitens
$40, 900 angeribtet bate.
- Blaines 8eiinben bat iidD iotueit
aebe1ert, bob er bic 3eiie bonn Subias
lersSerritorium mad Chicago antteten
founte. Oas 8ert1t, Blaine babe els
men SGlaganfaa gebabt, felt fi9 als
unbegriiubet beraus.
- Sn Raleisb, SiibsGarolina, ems
p0rteu fiH bic Sniahen bes 3u9tbaus
ies gegen bic Wdrter, beriagten iie anb
bebaupteten aud cine 3eit lang oas
Serrain. sic bsrbarrifaoirten iitb i'm
3u6tbauie unb fdleuberten pflaifers
ifeiHe anf bic Mngreifer. 6dmmtlide
Wiliacompagnien ipurben aufgeboteH,
unb erff, aIs bic Gtrdflinge iaben. bob
man grnii n,a3te, unterwGrfen lie f9
ipieber.
NusIanb.
- Die conferpaiiben Wlitslieber Oes
preuBiifen Mbgeorbnetenbauies haben
bei9IoRen, fiir bic neue 9ir9enporlage
su ftimmen, beren 9lnnabme bur6 bies
Ten gei9IuB ssii6ert eri6eint.
- ginen bemerfensmertben Beitrag
au benz 2apiteI: pOie @inbeit bes
Deutlden @eides" Iiefert bic ua9tes
benbe Mittbeilung aus Miinden: Der
bairiIde Winilierprdfbent unb 9uItuss
miniiier 6reiberr BON 2ub bat bic Gufs
nabme elmer 6iirbitte fiir 9aiier uub
&ei6 unb bas Gir6engebet aus itaatss
re6tli6en 8ebenfen abgelebnt.
= -Sn Der iril6en Stabt Simerif
wsrbe cine MaEen Oemonfration ges
gen bic 3uanssbia beranitaltet, on Der
ii9 iiber GO, 900 Meni6en betbeiligten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-19
sn WoIeffiue gfuberfou q

= Sn paleffine, anberiou gountp,
bat fi9 am IL. Mpril cine 2omite ges
bilbet, mel9es fi6 bic Nufsabe felt,
bic Babnlinie, ipelbe bon Oallas aus
in fiib6ftli9er &idtung iiber 9ltbens
unb bur9 Nnberion gountp nod New
Orleans proiettirt iit, fiir paleiiine au
fi1ern; es III bsi6loiien iporben. cine
S9enfung ben $4,000, 70 iuie bas
Wegere9t bur9 bas GOuntp uub Stabt
aehft Grunb unb 8obeu fiir ben Babns
lpf anaubieten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-19

reniabbatbe su fein. nllngeif0rte Reli.
gionsiibuug4 flingt gut, aber ungeif6rte
Nadtrube III aud ni9t su pera9ten-
beionbers, tpenn man einem Serufe obs
lisgt, tpie benz drstli6en. ber bic Rmbes
ifunben autpeilen auf elm duberif fdrgs
Ii1es WaB bei9rdntt. M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-19

= 9eIebe un5 fdrte beinen Abpetii
bermittelif bes 8ebraubes BON Mper's
gatarrb. .pillen. Oieielbe bepirfen bic
geregeIte Sbdtigfeit bes Mageus, ber
2eber unb Gebdrme, baben feinerlei
i1md9enben giufiuB auf bieielbeu
bur1 iibermdBige Anregung. als Na9z
tif6.Sonic iinb fie unabertrefiii@.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-19

Sn elmer 8eriammluns Der Oirefs
loren Der Seniion, Bonbam unb 9iew
OrleanssBa9u, Delde am Is. Ipril in
9eniion itattgefunben bat. 1T Der 8es
neral SuDerintenbent g. q. @bbn be-
auftrast iuoroeu, iOfOrt nit ben 9lrbeis
ten su beginnen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.



p,rcr. ucCarthv who was onVlctcd Of entering
Dr Theodore X fIorubowors residence and VII"
,as sho, by the doctor, viii have TO 90 to sta'"
nrison After his onsicrion hi, counsel mah' out
strong alibl for him. appeal for ne" hlh'
but judge Lpplncott refused yesterday To grant
new trial holding that all the evidence IN support
Of the ali could have been produced at the oHg'""
trial The prsU,cr will be s"n'rnced next week
A collision occurred about IL 80 a m yesterday
between two oil trains on the National storage tom
many. branch road running from tho l'nhsyN am.
Railroad Companys trucks at the Point OF ho'hs' 10
The company's yard at Communipsw v }. tram
,,bich vas being switc he'd on a down grade gained 50
much Momentum that tho hrakcmcn wero unable To
check IL and It ran mo another train standing on
the track Tho two whch v"fc In c'lll'on
wrro wrecked and a nImbcr Of fMfes oil th''"
ont on either side q the track and h-tken The
damage VIII not exceed Z goo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
, glycerine and gun cottonl Al believe In man
defending himself by any weapon , , o
IL nifn InIfHA

rlycerine and gun cottOn1 Al believe In man
defending himself by any weapon ,,. , nm,
Q.-D0 you keep dynamite, nitro eiycciinc anu gu"
cotton hand to defend yourselff 40 SIr. .,o,
Q.-Do you believe In Supreme Belng VINO Pulns s a.
periuryl Al do not believe in that. D7he'e !"
Justice when justice IS done. 80, ,,,,,c 90
The witness gave account OF inc pcSiia, nn1 20
Most's speech He denied that Most ustu ia nsrcd
the expressions contained In what MI N'oo" '"A'N
the authentic speech
so LAwYERs NEEDED IN ANARChf'
The witness answered "Yes' to Mr.. NicoH5 uo"
nltion of anarchy as social condition Without oAo
cutIve judicial and legislative officers, without Judges
and with no civil or matrimonial contracts TIC sa'u
" Tlsre will be ppcrnlnals In that state
"Tben your occupation will be gone SAID MI N'coh
to Mr.. Howe - ,,.a
When he was att ack6d with force ihc, "tncSs
levcd in tho OF force. he beleVeu .ha' "o o'N'
throw of the Government should be gradual ,
Emil KOsz, who swOre with his nat on his nod A., 20
two fingers raised said that he was Dahrr w. -
no interpreter pronounced It beggar,' There Wa
some confuslon for a tine to his business. no -
also a pcdder He produced at one tlle pa ,s an
nom his pocket and drew ont box OF % he
peaTance what IS that cried Mr.. Nicoh' "hoSo
{ead was fill of thoughts OF dynamite ,, A. .
UThat IS corn plaster" said inc Wi.hces a" 81, ~
anobter OF those who hcord. The witness sap t,.a'
ha went to Kraemcrs Hall to pedllc the corn psoi
The speech was funeral Grafton, and he though, 1
dnmeanor Of tho speaker was monrnini ne u , sn
hear any threats uttered by Most ne was ny -"
Anarchist and did not know what Anaich! Hc"h~ A.,
Frederick Olwig, who was also among Mus ~ 49,,
orc on the evening Of November l." tcshou INA" Mid
ntterances OF tho Anarchist loader we,c on az
character The was adjourned 'ii No"'"' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
PLANS FOR TWO ARMORIES.
THE BOARD AUTHORIZES THE ADNEFllstNfHi ''"
p1ns Err LIE SIu AND 22D RFGINENIN h0MlN.

TIFF BOARD AUTHORIZES THE ADVEhIlStMtHi ~"
RMS =, n THE SIN AND ODD REGIMENTS h"MlN'
The Armory Board at It's meeting yesterday 'o"h Wy
the question Of The sth and tho @@d Regiment ar
mores Mayor Hewitt maintained his iorWcr l'F'
finn insisting that he would not consent that ia" "P
nropriaons should exceed $500 0OO Tor each buhdhs
Architect Thomas stated that he had nodhed 'h'
plans OF the 9Th Regiment armoy so that nc oec'o"
IL could be built for less than 100000 Mr Thomas
said that he had provided for roof russcs OF ~ood an"
iron MAYOR Hewitt held that the ROOT should NC i
proof and only iron trusses should be used General
Fltzgeraid General Newton and Colonel Clark were
Of the Same opinion. Mr. Thomas said that he dd
not think the additional cost OF having tho russes All
az iron would be than $40 600, ana IL was thcn
decided 10 advertise Tor bids for the hon work
Architect Post Explained what changes hah beeh
made in tho plans OF the 92d Rcgn, arm0ry which
viii bring the total within the limit Of the appr0
pratlon - =. 4, ,
understood After a fill Investigation am SATISFIED
that II will not do To put two regiments IN ono ar
tnory. Each regiment should have home or IT'S own
and that should be thoroughly equipped II II econ
omy TO support tho National Guard ~ tho force ala
not exist q g1eaior number OF police would be ~
ouired costing four O: five times as much as Tho sol
der boys do Let bids be asked for the 22d Regiment
Armory II they do not como within tho approprla
fiOn we can reec them. desire no further delay In
this important matter
The Mayors suggestion was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

The business failures throughout the country IN the
last week reported by Il. q. Dun Co., OF tho Mer
camille Agency numbered 1s7 for the United States ana
90 for Canada total OF POI against ga last week and
oI6 10 tho corresponding week last year Ia tneir
weekly review OF trade Mc'srs. Dun ~ Co. say among
other things:
In business prospects are Improving ahOssh
the situation JUSTIN such speculative sdness As
branches Plans OF tdrln reduction
Attract attention do not seem "; To nAyo aHse e
dem m for products Tho most important TACT j. th4t III
yr.tncnt oforeisn capital IN M, country AIN oohnuec
s l.fest evitence ~ SS.OOOOOO Northern Fa'ihc
syndicatr AZ time when FOREIGN
Lies OF appeared for-shtOw contrary movement
zncr l. whsI y cen g. anu corn t"-e
sLarpy has vAncei ~ cents PER o~rtS
anc IIrd 10 per 100 10 though hogs are lover Tue
iron mako still weak Al PU,bnrs but -hro miner 10.
\, slphia O. no scarcity OF uo ue't
DO limo ia British exports 10 ths country IRON
i2O September 92l42 ia october enc"ur~gss o
go,l- hriu and sOme MAKE ADVANCE
AZ an voolons trade quiet with fe~ ne" otPIt
aud higher the str being ca I'l TO cAu'"
athongh output last rL was aTF'r III -pile OF
IN. at o. thu sane week last year over pro
fOg cirttheut or roIpdHo
bv renneueH but The price qW'Ni mplOEro.
statistics sustliu estimates TIA he worry
causump this Will closely Approximate tHe supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
rHADIyG TIE HEALTH REGULATIONS.
PHYSICIANS AND PARENTS COMMITTING coLfA'A1
OFFENCES.

PHYSICIANS AND PARENTS COMMITTING 'oLr"nA"
OFFENCES.
r,o hoard ~ Health yesterday received iniorn'a"o"
,ron Dr CYRUS Edison that there are many un'"0
c,nat.d children In the public schools Dr r"So"
rccently sent out Inspector Livcrinoro W ""
aminations In the schools. and Dr. l1Vermoro o"an
at one SC hool 100 unvaccinafed children an""s -
pupls rule Of the BOARD OF Eh"oa'on iea''.
hat no uuvaccinaed children shall be admitted 10 inc
t, Inn, nrincinals do not examine the children
nd ara content with the statement OF parents ths'
81 chudren have been vaclnated The Health Cohl-
m,ss,oncrs approved Or Livermore's Recommendation
" that the Board OF Education be requested 10 ~
amend the bylaws that no pupil shall DO a""''e' ~
any public school, nor shall any teacher DC ci"p'"S'"
IN the same without a certificate OF vaccination Hoi"
the Health department. 49, T.,
lowing letter: ,,., the,
Inspcctor Mclaughlin investigated nc case oi i1~a,"
Wetzc seven years old OF 20, OF 90 ~ East
d Iop". turtI The Inspector aScertaned from 'hr
mofLer that Or Sch elder had dagn"Scd nj
hs, he had directed her return with the ,ilI tesu
larly the dspensary for . @ tbe pnrposc Of
verfyinr this statement. lie did 50 ana on,Ht'u a.,
candid Admission Of the fact. AS an cAcuc ,,, t,'c
doctor urged that the , Pc, nSw Where else no
patent could get medical advice ON nc I1'i ''o,,
requested Dr. schcder TO esi Al ,nfnmci lin that
repetition Of his offence would oo i"''""'' ~
Erou Information given by schneider and other
nhrscians have reason TO believe that the custom I"
treating cases OF dphthcria In di'rcu, I ,sor,fr,
confined TO the one In question "|l''i, t,rd ,rj
reenoctfrlly recommend that circulars be p'lru au'
ds}rlbuted to all the dspcnSarirs IN W. ,rc,,
inc such cases and giving information Oh OUT
facilities for caring for them
The commissioners decided to send out the e'r'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
TRYING TO FIND STOLEN JEWELLERY
STRONG EVIDENCE AGAINST DORSEY, TIE N"""'
THIEF-HELD FOR TRIAL.


TUIrF-IIFLD FOR TEAL
Inspector Byrnes and his assistants were sun AZ
work yesterday trying TO recover the DIAMONDS WI
sG 600 which william IT, Dorsey, the negro ST"hu
story thief stole from tho house OF M"''hc" w" s'
in Lexington ave They were non conmhih on 'h1
eubicct but there was reason to believe NAT S III"
,, hecn successful I'm the search. Dorsey Was aeI'
or trial Yesterday IN $4,000 bail and Is hAciy 10 he
,n, nm for a number OF years.
Thomas TUCKER, who was arrested a. inc A''""i'''
-, no,scy was used as material Wines as9'"'
Dorsev at the Jefferson Market Police court yo'"'
nov Uo testified that he sav quantity OF
= Sronds md iewcry In a house Ia twenty o''n
=, Which were shown Ia him by l"iscy' anu wa
10 latter admitted to him that hc han ,'H,,n 1"'
-, a hou,e in Lexington ave, aud desired MN /" "'S
nose Of part OF The jcwelry -, .soo.r ,ra- than
~ .ccnnd charge against the prisoner wa '1"n
,raIo NV Mrs Dora Ehingham Maynard, OF 80. w
I"xtncr IN ave who accused Dofse, othaVIhB
49, ressidcucc on tho night OF November 3D. az,
st.,liny tewclry valued at $1,000 Inc CON" u ~
1JrntlIel a pearl scarf PIN Va ued al ~ i"u,
n,r.cv,s sion, a. part of mo -'o.e" P 'p',,
Mr. f,lcn puunclly, ~ No. $50 ilh ,V' HPl cd
a. a witness In the ca-c. aud said shc h~h pui'n
Sur 90 d studs and a gold pencil from bI'c, ". ",
She positively identified. This pmp'uy wa pI .y
a. The cvelfy stolen from Mr- MAY n.u i'''''
was held In 8 600 ban on this coWpIAi"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
IyCO 1lVG STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEW. K........... FRtoAr NOV. 20 1887
ARRIVED
brl Parsei Liverpool nov 10 queens
,orn IL with To Bruce '""' l'do'
'-ts ' Dorset M Browu Lvernool Nove
10 With disc passengers Morgan Arrived At tho
,t.aSr nareo. 4%SaE xG o. u.s. 1 11y..
Is. ~. :, IN. ss' passenger to A0aH'f'' % ~''
ti".r Aer DER Chr.,orer. Bremen Nov 49, south
a.pt.n H. miie and "a passengers 10 oefIehs 70
s1..".1 mn,'sr Gor Formann. nrem.a Nov
iu a.iIa,t 10 ospel & rsube Deia out'l0oS BY ioE
steamer De .u,to' h' g. br,ren, tat"sts N.r o. "o'
steamer Muriel tsu. Locke innldaa roT a.
II ~ - Croi, 10, with md'o aud passengers"
s,cam.r Ser s.n.,ren CNor Moren'sn. Port DO rAI =
day, With md.e order vessoIto hnH'ut q Co AT
steamer Kanawh4 sears Newport Nows. with coal to
teamsr feauor Bennett Portland with Ad'e to iIorato
Steamer CAROLYN. Miller Miller Bangor with mdso ant
pa.semgsrs 4. F II smlth1 Co
suNsEr-At sandy Hook. wind moderate. NE dense fog
city island Wind night Ne hsoA ioE
yesterday
steamer cryot chester tgr. LOWS Llyerpoo' Noy o:
S%s.sSr. 10 Arri 1 At tho lar At I -
s,eam.r rncrnhl 'r' Wohef r"sIs Io ." WIN
.l'oochce; pagget Savannah 49day' win
miss aud pAs,,ngors TO Henry fonse
Steamer Umbra Brl cMicksn. Liverpool VIA Queens
steamer Bessel tgr, Watson Liverpool Bu,k Jevona
Soamoi Circassa OBJ. Campbell, Glasgow hender'"A
steamer schodam tDtch) Potter Ams.eraan-Funeh ed
steamer La On mragns (Fr. Traub Havro-Loui' lie 10
steamer CITY OF Alexandria Deaken Havana and Mexican
r andre 4 sons.
steamer Az, Mr.. Norris Aux cages. Port an Prince. sc
- nm. wood q Co
cIeuiucgOs. Cotton NASSAU ~ tleliuo-
gos Jas ward g co.
steamer Brl darwin Hamilton. BorA T. outer
bridge g GO ,, 3D.,
Steamer Texas, Williams, Port Royal AMI ferhih
dina 60 II Mallory x 20
steamer semnoc homDe Charleston and Jacksonville
VIM l. ClydcS co. 5000.
steamer BreAEwater Doe. Vest Point VaOld Dominion
ship Castinc VIs0 Lohmann. Amsterlam-Thco kufer
& 49,,
Bars woodarh (Brl, White Dunedin and irtu't'n. NJ
X W Cameron & Ga.
Bats Calupo tRrl Elckrrsop. Antwerp snow burgess
Ears Isabel (BI, Vance, Antwerp -Scammrh Bros
Steamers Australia Hamburg T. ID Baker. Mobile.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuEKNhrowN Nov "a Sailed steamer Celtic Ir. irving
| FROM fivstp0ol hence Ter Nav YORK
SOUTHAMPTOS Nov 2i-Saei stoIaer Ems terl, JuhKst
| fro u London hence for NswYo
HULL Nov - -Nailed steamer Persian Monarch (Br),
| Rristow for Now-York.
(fU!Issr ShipS,sg New'. U anu zee FVt' fII")
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vEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

Nrw-RocHELIE-Simon Kelly, age rortvone, who has
bsen employed as an sXpsrie seed rocknan in new
Rschec Park yesterday prepared three blasts and at
teInutad 10 erplole thom. Two only cXpl0dea lphe
da civ After wai'iug brief period Kelly approSF he'd
the rsck when the other aud Inflicted ri-
GUS. IL not fatal. injuries on hlul
uoUxr yER>oN-rhe Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Pro,byterian Church will give bazaar on Iuesusy
nd kIod Jshu Als an Italian. age twenty-five whose
homo Mount Vernon. Tho acclicnt occurrcu Deai
the wsodawn station or the Harlem nailroau'
EAsTCHrsTER.-A meetn. 81 the taxable Inhabitants
If school District No - to lie hold on Wednesday al mo
scheebsuss The plans for building an addition to the
resent schso building will DO submitted and tho advs
ability Of voting appropriation will be considered
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W.JERsEY.

KEARNKY.-Tho dwplhag 81 william g. Ball. Ia GRAFT
ave- was sutsred and robbed OF money. watches. ETC.
amounting to about $500. Thanksgiving Day morn.
ing An irsa safe fsrosd open and 800 taken from
It, Tho family ware asleep when the rsbbsry per
petratsd
PAssAIC.-Maysr Horo appointed yesterday the fol
ewing trustees Of tho Free Public Idbra.J, which will
be established accordance with the veto Of tho people
At the recent election mayer benjamin Is. Aycrgs,
A. swan I,rowu DR. j. e. HerrIck, Dr Jesse A. spc acer
Mayor John A. Wilett Captain James j. Reid
n q. n. - to succeed e A. stslling resigned Tho
Rev Fielder Palmer. 81 the Congregational Church at
Pas,ac Bridge has resigned his pasorats 10 tho great
regret OF his flock.
P,TERsoS.-Mrs Mary Bruel has brought suit In tho
District Court against Mr. and Mrs. Morris Corin.k OF
No 100 Matlocks. for SANDER Mrs BrIcl sssers that
Mrs Corin-k said 10 her: You stole two shirts from
lay room asd ysu a csmnsa house thief Mrs Co
rinsk slans that Mrs Bruel Eave her tho shirts, The
made defendant under tho Old law which holds M
res,slsbls fer what his wifo Tho stock "
stern Somehow. clothing iserch ants Yesterday
taken possession Of by ths creditors. holding chatte
nor gayes the amount Of Sl3,450....A cavsat ha,
been dod tho will OF Joseph waoohter. The csnospi.
made by Michael wost~r nephew. and he alleges undue
influence the part Of Michael Bau.ann who 10
latlon Aad In tho chief beneficiary under
the will.
HoBOKES.-rhe people Of Hsboken West Hsbokss.
Wsehswken AID Union Hill have contributed over
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NEW ARK.

The fact came out yesterday that on the day previous
10 tho explosion OF boiler at the Heller Tile Works the
workman who cleaned the boiler 10 facilitate the opera
ton inserted "A wooden plug IN the safety valve which ho
forgot to remove.
MAYOR HAYNES about forty city onlcals and others
went on trip to the Lchigh coal fields yesterday
visit OF inspection.
Many clergymen belonging 10 the Newark Conference
attended the funeral yesterday ofthe Rev. j. NJ Tute,
in the Central Methodist Epis opal church The pail
bearers were the Rev John rcarott, Dr. r. Van Loruo.
DR. Atkinson Or. Dunn. the Rev. g. 8. Crane and the
Rev. d. IInlloran.
Tho trial OF James Y. Sweeney. the engineer - tho
wild cat engine on the New York at GreenN 81 LAO
Railway thai ran into a passenger train at ppur
Moutclalr N J., last july and fatally injured Henry
whethaus, the fireman, begun In tho courts at
Newark Yesterday Tho indictment IL for mansaug liter
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A king once summoned his three sons.
And thus addressed the anxious ones:
Go forth, my sons. through all the earth
And search for articles Of worth;
Then he who brings the choicest thing, ..
Shall in my stead be crowned as king"
In one years time again they meet.
And kneel before the sovereign's feet:
and as with gracious outstretched hand,
He welcomed home the youthful band.
. He natural eagcrness expressed,
To see the objects Of their quest.
The first such lustrous pearls displays,
That every tongue is loud in praise.
So white, the snow-hakes on their way
Compared to them are dull and gray.
The next a diamond more pure,